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Antonyms:
disenchant,
disillusion,
displease
Often used in the same context:
amazement,
joy,
astonishment,
dismay,
glee,
chagrin,
bewilderment,
pleasure,
thrill,
admiration,
mirth,
wonderment,
bemusement,
excitement,
exasperation,
consternation,
bafflement,
disgust,
disbelief,
elation,
relish,
incredulity,
annoyance,
enthusiasm,
jubilation,
disappointment,
puzzlement,
amusement,
raptures,
adoration,
awe,
guffaw,
satisfaction,
exultation,
cheers,
enjoyment,
disdain,
surprise,
frustration,
merriment,
rejoicing,
indignation,
befuddlement,
affection,
fury,
hilarity,
gasps,
anguish,
exhilaration,
wows,
dazzle,
adoring,
savor,
perplexity,
gusto,
discomfiture,
amaze,
incredulousness,
joyousness,
displeasure,
groans,
agony,
jubilance,
chirpiness,
tittering,
giggle,
sigh,
schadenfreude,
friskiness,
mesmerising,
loathing,
squeals,
vexation,
laughter,
delectation,
distaste,
fussiest,
spellbound,
stupefaction,
vivaciousness,
derision,
hooting,
scorn,
smiles,
eagerness,
passion,
zest,
trepidation,
panache,
dread,
delightfulness,
cackles,
contentment,
execration,
exuberance,
deliciousness,
enchantment,
chortle,
fondness,
pride,
joviality,
irritation,
gladness,
delights,
rapture,
happiness,
joys,
gratitude,
felicity,
ecstasy,
regret
More specific:
amusement,
enchant,
endear,
enrapture,
enthral,
enthrall,
entrancement,
live it up,
ravish,
ravishment,
tickle,
titillate,
transport,
wallow
Appears in the definition of:
amusement,
beguiled,
captivated,
charmed,
curious,
delighted,
delightedly,
ecstatic,
eden,
elated,
elfin,
engrossed,
enjoy,
enraptured,
enthralled,
entranced,
entrancement,
exclamation,
feast,
flare,
gleeful,
heaven,
hedonistic,
joyful,
jubilant,
nirvana,
paradise,
promised land,
rapt,
rapturous,
ravishment,
revel,
rhapsodic,
schadenfreude,
sensual,
sensuous,
sensuously,
shangri-la,
treat,
wallow
More general:
expend,
pleasance,
please,
pleasure,
positive stimulus,
use
Synonyms:
delectation,
enchant,
enjoy,
enrapture,
enthral,
enthrall,
joy,
please,
pleasure,
ravish,
revel,
transport
Also try:
— Adjectives for delight:
great,
much,
pure,
greatest,
sheer,
more,
chief,
special,
intense,
keen,
particular,
more...
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